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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1944
Page
7
Ocean bed sponges display colors from yellow to black and shapes from pea size to over ten feet. They stay alive, drawing nutrients by suction, growing slowly with four years needed for a typical facial sponge to mature.
In Arizona Mary Sutherland is lured by Wagon Wheel ads only to learn the ranch is broke. Len Henley bets his father he can ride Mad Hatter, and a club dining room blackout sparks a sudden kiss. Family pride, love and a bid for control complicate their plans as they navigate romance and ambition.
Washington Digest argues that Edward Stettinius inherits Cordell Hull's trade focus, reshaping the State Department with a shipper's mindset. It notes new economic offices, embassies, and a wartime commerce drive tying American diplomacy to business and industry for postwar stability.
The column mocks enemy taunts about Americans and Harry Hopkins while noting a banana import ceiling cut. It reports October civilian government employment down by 2,282, all in war agencies, with other agencies up by 4,358 as Congress keeps a slice of the budget.
The article describes miniaturized furniture for doll houses including a five inch low sofa a lounge chair and an ottoman a four inch high chair a dining room set with oilcloth chairs a glamorous upholstered bed and a dressing table with stool. Pattern 274 provides actual size patterns and directions for lamps and accessories while Pattern 273 covers complete doll house instructions. Patterns cost 15 cents each and are sent directly to the reader.
Customer is asked to enclose 15 cents for each pattern ordered and to provide name and address.
Historical accounts describe Caucasian tribe fighters dousing their heads and bodies with strong perfumes before combat. Garlicky and other pungent scents were produced by mountain warrior staffs and distributed to all combatants prior to each engagement.
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